Makkah Defence Alliance: Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, news & updates

[El Sidd]

Should use more deterring weapons of mass de-engineering.

 

[Mobius]

Never forget....



Always remember, House of Saud (Najd) are crypto Jews.

 

[PK781]

Agree. Also what would they actually bring to the table?

maybe the sphinx and a pyramid or 2.
jokes

 

[PK781]

Man i wish these 2 countries KSA and Yemen could just return to peace, maybe brokered by China.....they already gave a roadmap previously
KSA is rich enough to help the poor people of Yemen to uplift them from poverty.

This senseless war between muslims will destroy the entire region if not stopped in time. Come on China do something before the fire destroys whole middle east..

 

[Aryan_B]

Man i wish these 2 countries KSA and Yemen could just return to peace, maybe brokered by China.....they already gave a roadmap previously
KSA is rich enough to help the poor people of Yemen to uplift them from poverty.

This senseless war between muslims will destroy the entire region if not stopped in time. Come on China do something before the fire destroys whole middle east..

Stupid clown prince Salman started it

 

[KingQamaR]

What I don’t understand is why the Saudi couldn’t just buy the Houthis over to its side. Not all the Houthis just sone of them. Create a in-fighting situation and it will makes it a lot easier to fight them as a whole, or just control them. Maybe not control them..

 

[retaxis]

What I don’t understand is why the Saudi couldn’t just buy the Houthis over to its side.

Because the West controls where and how and when the Saudi spend their money and surprise surprise, they have to spend it on the West.

 

[KingQamaR]

Because the West controls where and how and when the Saudi spend their money and surprise surprise, they have to spend it on the West.

The House of Saud is falling.

 

[I*R*A]

Pakistan would LOVE to lean Afghan alone, as long as Afghanistan leaves Pakistan alone, and stop the terrorism from Afghanistan that kills Pakistani's ....

So why is there a problem when Saudis preempt a problem that they see in their bordering country. Specially when the problem happens to be a proxy funded, supported and armed by a country that built, promoted and used a parallel religion to destroy Islamic unity.

india tried doing something same to Pakistan, Pakistan does it to Afghanistan, Iran did it and keeps doing it to Iraq. So why people have issues with Saudis doing the same? Because a person from Bukhara came up with a lie centuries ago that Yemenis are Islam's superheroes? People do not understand why Bukhari a Persian came up with these Ahadees prophesizing deaths of millions of Arabs. Persians should never be trusted, this trust got all four Caliphs assassinated.

 

[I*R*A]

You're looking at the size and created an equation in your mind... now check their populations...
Saudi prominence is based on two main things... custodian of two holy cities and oil!
Riyadh can never take on Yemen alone...
Let me break one more for you... to see play out over time...
The center of gravity of the peninsula is moving towards Yemen... due to their expanding population and presence in every country on the peninsula... it is only a matter of time before they'll be the preeminent power in the peninsula. Those who do not see this, do it at their own peril.

Saudis cannot take on Houthis alone... they'd always need a coalition AND... drum roll... hope that it doesn't escalate inside saudi territory because the tribes and sects will instantly carve out their own niches...
This Pandora's box was better left unopened... and there is now a big reveal underway.

I have no clue what you are trying to imply and referring to.

Yemenis are in greater number in population so they can invade and take over Saudi Arabia? Is this what you are saying?

Houthis are Yemenis but not all Yemenis are Houthis. As long as Houthis keep acting like pawns and cannon fodders for Persians, they need to be crushed and dismantled. Persia has no business supporting insurgencies in that part of the world unless they are trying to harm Saudi Arabia. Whatever, needs to happen needs to happen swift and decisive. Yemen needs to go back to normal and start rebuilding.

 

[Mobius]

The House of Saud is falling.

About time these crooks get their comeuppance for their betrayal to the world of Islam.

 

[Mobius]

Never forget....

 

[Mobius]

 

[Damir]

Because the West controls where and how and when the Saudi spend their money and surprise surprise, they have to spend it on the West.

How is that possible? How do they exercise control? Do they also control the money of the other Gulf states?

 

[retaxis]

How is that possible? How do they exercise control? Do they also control the money of the other Gulf states?

This is just a little arm twisting by America, don't even bother throwing what they give to Europe. Just imagine if they pledged that to arab states.

Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries have collectively pledged nearly $4 trillion in investment commitments to the United States under President Donald Trump’s "America First" agenda, though independent analysts and economists view these figures with substantial skepticism. [1, 2]

Key Details of GCC and Middle East Pledges

• Total GCC Pledges: Combined commitments from Gulf nations (including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates) scale up toward or near $4 trillion as part of a broader network of global U.S. investment pacts exceeding $5 trillion. [1, 2]
• Saudi Arabia: Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman pledged roughly $1 trillion (an escalation from an earlier $600 billion commitment) targeting sectors like technology, AI, infrastructure, manufacturing, and defense. [1, 2, 3]
• United Arab Emirates: The White House highlighted $200 billion in new commercial deals alongside accelerated components of a broader, long-term $1.4 trillion UAE investment framework. [1]
• Qatar: Secured large-scale economic exchange and commercial/defense agreements (initially pegged around $243 billion to over $1 trillion in combined economic arrangements). [1]